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Summer associates are typically selected during the fall recruitment process at the start of their 2L year, working at the firm between a student's 2L and 3L years. For out-of-state students who will ...

Although the firm views the summer program as a working experience, it is our goal to make a summer position with the firm both intellectually and personally rewarding. Candidates must be interested ...

Although the firm views the summer program as a working experience, it is our goal to make a summer position with the firm both intellectually and personally rewarding. Candidates must be interested ...

Although the firm views the summer program as a working experience, it is our goal to make a summer position with the firm both intellectually and personally rewarding. Candidates must be interested ...

In addition, we maintain productive working relationships with law school alumni programs. GrayRobinson typically recruits second-year law students who are available to spend their second summer of ...

In addition, we maintain productive working relationships with law school alumni programs. GrayRobinson typically recruits second-year law students who are available to spend their second summer of ...

In addition, we maintain productive working relationships with law school alumni programs. GrayRobinson typically recruits second-year law students who are available to spend their second summer of ...

In addition, we maintain productive working relationships with law school alumni programs. GrayRobinson typically recruits second-year law students who are available to spend their second summer of ...

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Infographic showing various Working Summer job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 80% Full Time, 16% Part Time, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 87% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 11% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $33,041 per year, or $15.9 per hour.

Summer Associate

Tampa, FL • On-site

TRENAM LAW
Law Firms • 201 - 500 employees

Full-time, Temporary

Re-posted 9 days ago


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Description

 Trenam's Summer Associate Program provides selected law students with an opportunity to gain practical legal experience and the potential to be offered a full-time associate position after graduating from law school. Summer associates are typically selected during the fall recruitment process at the start of their 2L year, working at the firm between a student's 2L and 3L years. For out-of-state students who will be in Tampa the summer after 1L, we suggest to apply early in the summer to facilitate in-person interviews while in town.


Summer associates are encouraged to work on projects from a variety of practice areas to gain diverse experience. Typically, summer associates are involved in conducting research on applicable case law, initial document drafting, and observing depositions, trials, closings and client meetings. Program leaders conduct regular meetings to discuss available projects and provide guidance, and to act as mentors throughout the program. Regular feedback is offered based on evaluations from or conversations with supervising attorneys. Additionally, the summer includes opportunities to get to know our attorneys through social events and scheduled lunches.


We understand it is often difficult to distinguish one law firm from another   We are confident from the initial interview to the summer working with us, you will experience what sets Trenam apart from other law firms and that is the quality of our team members, our commitment to excellent legal service, the culture of our firm, and our commitment to our clients.